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Former resident sues national event promoter
Rae Solomon is alleging Live Nation Entertainment stole her ideas and poached other potential artists for an all-women…
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Auditors say drainage official misused $413,000
The Washington State Auditor’s Office also stated there’s an additional $66,000 in “questionable” payments over the last eight…
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Young students place first, second in annual state science fair
Bridgette Lowe and Garrison Stephens-Smith, both in the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District, also won specialty awards for their…
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Thunder Dome grand opening inches closer to the starting line
The nonprofit museum’s goal is to raise money for epilepsy awareness, as well as provide a new entertainment…
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Drainage District 5 commissioners resign
Allan Thomas, who is under investigation for allegedly stealing more than $400,000 from taxpayers and violating state election…
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Recycling event at Expo Center can help your spring cleaning
The annual Enumclaw Collection event is June 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Opinion
Nerds versus flies
It was a battle of attrition, but I’m not certain it wasn’t a pyrrhic victory.
News
Drainage District 5 investigations continue
King County Councilman Raegan Dunn seeks to remove commissioner Allan Thomas, the center of several investigations, from his…
News
Help the Soup Ladies in their quest to help others
In times of crisis, The Soup Ladies have been there for first responders.
News
‘Elk on the Trail’ art installation hosts public ribbon cutting
The event is 4 p.m., May 19 near the corner of state Route 410 and Warner Avenue.
News
Courier-Herald adopting new subscription fees
Deliveries are going up to $52, but there’s a small window of opportunity to apply for a lower…
News
Circus dispute a zoo of confusion
Is the Garden Bros. Circus coming to Enumclaw? They say yes, but the Expo Center says the contract…
Business
Business is roaring at Leony’s
For the first installment of The Courier-Herald’s new “Business Scene” focus page, we took a look at the…